Bright Light, Bright Future

Protect Your Keiki’s Vision
— Naturally.

Protect Your Keiki’s Vision — Naturally.

Outdoor play is more than fun—it’s protection.


Just 90 more minutes a day can help prevent vision problems before they start.

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Too Much Screen Time.
Not Enough Outdoor Play!
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1 in 4 keiki in Hawai‘i already show signs of myopia.

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This isn’t just about glasses.

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Untreated myopia can affect how your child learns, feels, and grows.

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Without action, the numbers will keep rising.

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Protect your child’s sight—30 more minutes of outdoor play a day makes a difference.

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Simple Changes. Lifelong Impact.

Spending just 2-3 hours a day outdoors — even in the shade — can:

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Slow or stop myopia from getting worse

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Improve Sleep, Mood & Behavior

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Strengthen Brain Development

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Boost School Readiness

How Baby STEPS Helps

We support Hawaiʻi Island families with tools, community, and science-backed tips to build healthy habits—one step at a time.

Protect Your Child’s Vision In 3 Easy Steps

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Get outdoors for 2–3 hours a day

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Shade or cloudy skies still count

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Limit screen time indoors

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Did You Know

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Kids today are developing myopia earlier than ever before.

High myopia can lead to serious eye problems later in life, including vision loss.

Outdoor play is one of the only proven ways to prevent it.

“Bright light = Healthy Sight”

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Join the Movement.One Hour at a Time

Our “Bright Light, Bright Future” campaign is about empowering families to take simple, early steps that make a big impact. Together, we can support Hawai‘i’s keiki to grow up seeing clearly and thriving fully.

Myopia Resources for Parents

Learn more today

The Science Behind Myopia

Simple Ways to Support Eye Wellness at Home

Outdoor Play Tips for Busy Families

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Citations & Research

All data and recommendations are backed by pediatric ophthalmology and public health experts. View full citations and sources here.